Athens Banner News Snippet From The Athens Publishing Co
A fragment from the Athens Banner confirms Associated Press rights and publication credits. It notes correspondence addressed to Athens Publishing Company and directs news articles to Athena Banner, identifying key staff and roles in the Athens Ga area.
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Audit Bureau
Associated Press
Bevin
Bowne Phiney
Rowe Andrew C. Erwin
Treasy
Athens Publis Noon
Athens
Athens Publishing Company
Athena Banner
Northeast Georgia Offers Comforting Summer Climate
The piece argues that America has a fine climate overall, with extreme heat posing challenges yet spurring heat mitigation ideas and business. It notes light clothing, cooling drinks, and resorts as responses, and praises Northeast Georgia as the best American summer climate with residents enjoying comfortable summers without leaving the region.
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United States
Equatorial Africa
America
Georgia
The Passing of the Serbian Ruler King Peter’s death ends a stormy life
The former king of Serbia, who rose after an 1903 assassination, steered a devoted realm through tense times. His refusal of an Austrian ultimatum helped spark a great war, though the deeper cause was imperial ambition. He witnessed Yugoslav unification before his death.
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Peter
Serbia
Europe
Value of the German Mark Declines Amid Trade Hesitation
The German mark slides to 1.05, near wartime lows, about one twenty-fourth of par. Despite renewed German production and export efforts, the weak currency hampers full trade revival. Indemnities and unstable governance keep the mark at a depressed level, signaling a long path to normalcy and ongoing trade challenges.
American Relief in Russia Faces Direction Dispute
The United States, not recognizing the Russian Soviet government, pledges relief to starving Russians but insists relief work be conducted under American direction. The Soviet government demands part in directing the relief, delaying aid. Americans may allow Russian participation in general relief investigations by European powers.
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America
Russia
The Lure of the Soda Fountain
Sage and sober readers dismiss the soda fountain craze as folly yet admit it offers a harmless outlet. In hot weather crowds, mostly youths, seek sweet relief at marble rails and round tables, diverting energies from less wholesome pursuits while finding cheerful reprieve.
German Boom Regent Reports Industrial Rise in Germany
The article notes an industrial boom in Germany as America and England react with business activity. It cites German willingness to work to regain prosperity, contrasts strikes and high wage demands in England and the US, and discusses competitive production goals. A stray item mentions a golf-themed prompt and a divorce case involving a wife and her husband.
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Germany
America
England
Athens Fifty Eight Years Ago Dispatches from Civil War Era
Report from The Banner of October 1863 notes Gen Gardner's Florida appointment and Gen Wheeler's dispatches. It details Union incursions across the Tennessee River, captures of trains and prisoners near McMinnville, destruction of rail bridges, and a shift toward Murfreesboro. East Tennessee engagements at Bible Ridge, London, Sweetwater, and Bristol are summarized with casualty estimates and troop movements. Obituary for Miss Mary Stone of Athens describes a long Christian life and peaceful death at 72.
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Wheeler
Atlanta Intelligencer
Missionary Ridge
Cotton Portford
McMinnville
Hickory Creek
Murfreesboro
Stone River
Wartrace
Shelbyville
Rosecrans
Mary Stone
Athens
Jesus
Shea
Fellowship
Christian Church
Kingdom of Heaven
W. J
Hancock County Hero Buried in Devereux
Sparta Ga October burial of Sergeant John Baugh, only Hancock County soldier killed in battle, laid to rest at Devereux cemetery after arriving from Hoboken. He died from a bursting shell in the Argonne forest. He is survived by his mother and two brothers.
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Hancock County
Devereux
Sparta
John Baugh
Hoboken
Sergeant Baugh
Dier
Argonne Forest
Answers to Yester day's Kwiz and new questions
A compact note lists yesterday's Kwiz answers including sodium carbonate and Dorothy Dix, plus state and country facts. It adds new questions on Hoover, Star Spangled Banner, and other trivia, then includes a testimonial about Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy for a bowel trouble cure in Virginia and a remark about a broad arrow on British ordnance.
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Elizabeth M. Gilmer
Dorothy Dix
United States
Mount Rafter National Park
Washington
Rochester
N.Y
Dido
Tyre
Carthage
Mount McKintey
Felicia Hemans
Casabianca
Floyd Osborn
Dungannon
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